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No, because that town's accent will have been changing since 1700, too. But you definitely find, for example, places in England where "r"s at the ends of words
by umanwizard 7y ago
No, because that town's accent will have been changing since 1700, too.
But you definitely find, for example, places in England where "r"s at the ends of words or before consonants are pronounced, like in America but unlike in RP.
- danans 7y ago> places in England where "r"s at the ends of words or before consonants are pronounced, like in America but unlike in RP Specifically in the west country of England. This accent was borrowed by Hollywood to create what we know today as the "pirate" accent.